Pageant for senior women bars contestant with AIDS virus
Pageant for senior women bars contestant with AIDS virus
Pageant for senior women bars contestant with AIDS virus
Pageant for senior women bars contestant with AIDS virus
Baltimore Waltz choreographs new twist on AIDS
Baltimore Waltz choreographs new twist on AIDS
Jeff Ofstedahl became the Valley's most visible gay activist, turned Echo Magazine into a political force, and carefully planned his departure for four months of sailing and finishing a novel. Then his doctor called.
Some local groups are unhappy over the AIDS fund raiser
That's a question Phoenix Fire Department officials are asking as firefighters continue to test positive for tuberculosis
That's a question Phoenix Fire Department officials are asking as firefighters continue to test positive for tuberculosis
That's a question Phoenix Fire Department officials are asking as firefighters continue to test positive for tuberculosis
That's a question Phoenix Fire Department officials are asking as firefighters continue to test positive for tuberculosis
State misspent $350,000 of federal funds earmarked for HIV and substance-abuse services
State misspent $350,000 of federal funds earmarked for HIV and substance-abuse services
Revivals fight complacency
Corpses, a flesh-eating virus, the most-sued sheriff in America. Lawsuits against Joe Arpaio have cost us $41 million, so far
When it comes to preventing -- and treating -- crystal meth addiction, Arizona may be getting a clue
Tweakers, straight and gay, are obsessed with sex. The result is that pregnancy and HIV-infection rates among meth-heads are increasing at alarming rates
Local AIDS charities ditch the walk for dinner and dessert, and leave J.D. Hayworth behind
Local AIDS charities ditch the walk for dinner and dessert, and leave J.D. Hayworth behind
Dance performances benefit the NAMES Project
Coping with HIV and AIDS through art
Alternative Theatre Company gives Jeffrey a comic boost
The true story of a child artist facing death, The Yellow Boat triumphs without sentimentality
Meet the creator of edible vaccines
Marla Wing is a political activist and a lot of other things. You figure it out.
There's nothing hep about hepatitis C -- as too many friends can attest
Anthrax vaccine opponents are finding more allies in Congress
Mandatory participation in military's anthrax vaccine program pushes plunger on medical controversy
He's been the Valley's most prominent AIDS doctor. But now Ken Fisher faces charges that threaten his reputation and his career.
Pills made from a Peruvian vine known as Cat's Claw are all the rage among Latino health buffs
Pills made from a Peruvian vine known as Cat's Claw are all the rage among Latino health buffs
Pills made from a Peruvian vine known as Cat's Claw are all the rage among Latino health buffs
Pills made from a Peruvian vine known as Cat's Claw are all the rage among Latino health buffs
Pills made from a Peruvian vine known as Cat's Claw are all the rage among Latino health buffs
Image: Deanna Dent-- http://www.phoenixnewtimes.com/slideshow/Mexico tourists wearing masks The swine flu situation in Arizona hasn't changed much since yesterday's post, except for a stockpiling of antiviral medications.Officials are telling Tucson media that Arizona still hasn't reported any cases ... More >>
Undecided about where to go to dinner tomorrow? Let Dining Out For Life help you figure out a place to dine for a good cause. The annual event, which happens all across the country on Thursday, April 30, benefits the fight against HIV and AIDS. In Arizona, Southwest Center for HIV/AIDS and Northlan ... More >>
Image: www.wesdschools.orgMoon Mountain Elementary School Health officials closed a Phoenix elementary school today following a confirmed case of swine flu, but experts say they're not "overly worried" because United States illnesses have been mild.A child from Moon Mountain Elementary School in Nor ... More >>
Image: Wikicommons Two more Valley schools will close for seven days after students were found to have swine flu, but health officials say all four known Arizona swine flu cases have been mild. (Note: This article was updated at 3:40 p.m.) The two schools are Tarwater ... More >>
Dr. Bob England Health officials are starting to suspect the swine flu virus first reported in Mexico won't hurt people more than a regular flu. If officials can confirm that, the news might end the rash of recent school closures. Bob England, director of the Maricopa County Dep ... More >>
Nearly half (48 percent) of 675 physicians polled by a research group believe the H1N1 virus poses some risk for a "catastrophic" global Swine Flu pandemic. The study, done by HCD Research, tracked physicians' opinions weekly since April and found doctors' concerns at an all-time high. "Our ... More >>
The medical staff at Banner Health's 10 Valley hospitals have quit using a rapid test for the H1N1 swine flu virus because of too many false-negative results. About 50 percent of people who came up negative on the rapid test were later found to have swine flu. According to a news release t ... More >>
The medical staff at Banner Health's 10 Valley hospitals have quit using a rapid test for the H1N1 swine flu virus because of too many false-negative results. About 50 percent of people who came up negative on the rapid test were later found to have swine flu. According to a news release t ... More >>
www.funnyaussiephotos.com​What could someone possibly need with 660 boxes of pseudoephedrine? That was the question Arizona Department of Public Safety officers were asking a Las Vegas man after they found an absurd amount of cold medicine in his car, and it didn't take long for them to figu ... More >>
Don't buy flu products online without your doctor's advice, or you'll probably get scammed. That's the message today from Arizona Attorney General Terry Goddard. Flu cases are at epic levels in Arizona. Last week alone there were 1,588 new cases of swine flu -- totaling 5,226 since April, ... More >>
